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depends on your size and weight really!
new or old school ?.
Quote from: theRuler on February 11, 2007, 01:31 PMdepends on your size and weight really!And your budget
allow 500 or so for a complete TAslightly less if you want to run plastic wheels
well 500 bangers, give or take, should build you a nice one!!!
Or I Was Looking For A Kuwahara E.T. Or Hutch Trickstar
no mate.they do come up on here though, quite a bitput a post in the wanted section!Quote from: magna13 on February 11, 2007, 01:43 PMOr I Was Looking For A Kuwahara E.T. Or Hutch Trickstaran e.t. aint good for anything but looking goodthe trickstars however are real nice bikes to ride. for flatland though. the head angle is a bit steep for racing
an e.t. aint good for anything but looking good
Quote from: theRuler on February 11, 2007, 01:45 PMan e.t. aint good for anything but looking goodNice frames Gray. They actually ride really well, I thought the same until i got one.Don't knock the ET until you try it.
I've been fortunate enough to have owned/raced on a TA, a Hutch and a Kuwie looptail. All were really good frames, the Hutch was the nicest for me.Also taken a Pro-Class mongoose and a DB HL Turbo around MK. Again both lovely bikes to race.If you can get a ride on someones bike then do. Each to their own. All bikes feel so different. You need to try before you buy if you can.
buy a new pk ripperlooksheritageperformancegot it all